The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 16, 1897, Page 10

K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Tabie. Arrival and departare of trains at Worland. | NORTH BOUND No.7 Freight daily except Sanday No’ 1 Express daily... Niet No, 4 Freight, fen ees alerts No. 3 Port Arthur E No. 2 Express daily No 6 Freight a a 8 10 Freight, daily expect Sunday, | No. 4 Port Arthar Express, daily, P y 01 p.m Remember this isthe popular short line be- tween Kaneas City, Mo.. and Pi'teburg, Kan., Joplin, Mo , Neosho, Mo , Sulphur Springs, | Ark., Siloam Springs, A ani the direct youte from the south to St. Louis, Chicago, and points north and northeast and to Denver, Ogden, San Francleco, Portland and pointe West and northwest. No expense has been spared to make the passenger equipment of thie line secoud to none inthe west Travel via the new line . H.C Orr. Gen’! Pass. Agt., Kansas City, Mo. PITIFULLY POOK, A Bates County Man With dren and Pennitess. Nevada Post. Severul days ago during the bitter cold snap, J. B. Duel, who lives south of town, came across a man standing by atree at the roadside weeping. The poor fellow said he had four children and uothing to feed them on. The children were in sone horse wagon near by. Mr. Duel gave him permiesion to camp in bis smoke house and got him work at chopping wood The members of the Centenary church were notified of the poor fele low’s condition and they furnished his family with clothes and food They also secured homes for two of his children. This morning County Clerk Mc- Gowan bought him enough provi- sion to last hima week. The man says he made 331 cents cne day and 50 cents the next. He is said to be an earnest, faithful worker. Everybody Says So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most wonder- ful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and Four Chil- ving to the taste, act gentiy and positive: the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing ntire system, dispel colds, cure headache, habitual constipatson and_biliousness. buy and try a box of C. C. C. today; 10, Ocents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by druggists. ORDERED SHOT It They So Much as Open Their Doors. Havana, Dec. 9.—The military commander in Neuevitas, Puerto Principe, has issued an order that all persent who discharged firearms and rockets to alarm them while the town is surrounded by enemies shall be shot, and the same punishment shall be meeted out to all persons who so ~ much as leave their houees without a permit, even though they go no further than their terraces. To dis- play any other flag than the Spanish is punishable by death. One person to be designated by the Military Governor is allowed to come out of each house once a day to attend to all marketing, etc. This person is to be specified by the commander, and the hour at which he shall be permitted on the street is fixed by the same authority. Only the fam- ilies of firmen, volunteers and Gov- ernment officials are allowed to take refuge in the forts, and the eoldiers are instructed to shoot any others who try to get in. For Kidney Troubles there is nothing better than Foley’s Kidney Cure. Everyone who tries it wll agree to this. J A Trimble, drug- gist. An Indian’s Story, San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 9.—The latest news from Dawson City indi- cates that the situation is even worse there than was shown by previous advices. The story brought out by an Indian is that there are 3,000 men now trying to get out of the ice-bound country. The Indian said that food was absolutely lacking in Dawson; that 3,000 men had deter mined to make their way over the trails, and that no steamers had ar- rived at Dawson City since the Wear and Bella landed, about the middle of October. H. L. Nersby Credited With Nine Murders. Atlants, Ga., Dec. 9—Henry L. Nersby, a negro confined in jail here awaiting execution, has slain nine men in his career of crime ard wounded and crippled as many more. own race, which he says he abhors. He only admits baving killed three men, but his wife gives authenticat- ed instances of six more. He bas never been touched by a bullet, but there is not an inch of whole skin on bis chest, so thick are the knife wounds. British troopship Avoca, with 1,000 men on board, and the steamer’ Clyde, both cf which were reported! wealthy farmer, living near Caldwell, | | Kan., has mysteriously disappeared. | ' lost. turned up safely. :| Washington ‘| administration, which meavs that he | All his victims were of his REED’S RULE | <= | May be in Opposition to McKinley. | New York, Dee. 9—Tbe Journal | correspondent says: | [Speaker Thomas B Reed is drift-! ing toward open oppositon to the| wil be a candidate for the republi can nomination for the presidency in} 1900. The mistakes of President| | McKinley give an opportunity wh ch the speaker is too mucb of a politi- cian to mies. They will be taken| | advantage of by the man from Maine jand the war will be ap open one. The nucleus of the splits of the party will be found among the young and vigorous congressmen from the west The president's rec- ommendation concerning the retire ment of the greanback forces these republicens into opposition. The attitude of the admivistration on the Cuban question forces other repub- licans from the ranke of McKinley supporters. These wiil rally around the speaker’s banner as soon as be unfurls it The speaker threatens to fight the annexation of Hawaii, and if annex ation is defeated, the president’s chances for renomination are lessen- ed sadly. Mr. Reed has his plans nearly completed. All measures of benefit to the party will be permitted to pass the house. All measure to further the interests of the adminis- tration will be killed in committee. Educate Your Bowels With Cas- carets. Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever. oe. If. C. C. fail, d raggists refund) money indian Feast, Tacoma, Wach, Dee. 9.--About two weeks ago chief Donawak of the Chileat Indian tribe gave the largest celebration ever held in Alaska at Inddostuck, an Indian village near Chilcat, Alaska. The $20,000 earaed by his tribe in packing miners’ outfits over the Alaskan passes avd in trading with interior tribes was squandered by Donawak during five days’ festivi- ties. Weird performances and cos tume dancing characterized the affair. Each native was costumed to represent some animal. What's the Use ot Talking About colds and coughs in the sum- mer time. You may haye a tickliug cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and when it comes you ought to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure for it. Sold by H. L.Tucker Weyler’s Opinion, Madrid, Dec. 9.—According toa dispatch from Barcelona, Lieutenant Gen. 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